The BYU Inscape Journal invited individuals from across the globe to submit love poems, but with a twist: poems about people were not allowed.

The BYU Fencing Club is giving students a chance to step into the world of competitive swordplay.

BYU’s Motion Picture Archive premiered the student film "Shades of Difference" as part of the restoration series in the Harold B. Lee Library’s Reynolds Auditorium on Feb. 21.

BYUSA clubs and academic associations across campus had the opportunity to raise money for nonprofit organizations during Care Week, an event that took place from Feb. 18 through Feb. 22.

Java Junkie's LampShade Acoustic Night offers a cozy spot to enjoy live music in Provo.

The Nebo Philharmonic Orchestra and Payson Civic Chorale performed together in a joint concert at Payson High School on Feb. 25.

Organizations with large social media followings are sharing how they accurately advocate for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints online.

Members of Mormon Women for Ethical Government used quilting to express their concerns to U.S. Senators Mike Lee and John Curtis.

Coming into Saturday night, BYU was one of the hottest offenses in the country.

The BYU women’s track and field team delivered a dominant performance on day one of the Big 12 Indoor Championships on Friday, securing key points across multiple events and ultimately finishing second overall in the conference.

Nine BYU senior gymnasts waved goodbye to fans and closed out their respective home careers at the Marriott Center Friday night.

Ben Hansen’s journey has been anything but ordinary.

The Christus statue, created by Bertel Thorvaldsen, is renowned as an incredible work of art that helps viewers connect with Christ, regardless of their faith origin. What many people may not know about the statue are its origins.

Explore the impact of the BYU–Pathway Worldwide education program in Ghana in this 13 minute documentary. Experience intimate interviews and stunning visuals, and listen to Ghanaians share how education has changed their lives. This is a story of hope, innovation and personal transformation created by four BYUjournalism students.

Four students and two faculty members in the BYU School of Communications journalism sequence traveled to Lahaina, Maui in October to document rebuilding efforts following the August Maui wildfires.

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